The Jerusalem Post - 2015-05-14

• 34th government to be sworn in tonight
• ICC urges Israel to provide informatio­n on Gaza probe
• Don’t read too much into the coalition guidelines
• Danino: It’s time to reevaluate cannabis prohibitio­n
• Is an ‘Internet (tariff) Revolution’ about to take off in Israel?
• Playing chicken with the ICC
• HolyHo recognitio­n
• Outspoken storytelle­r
• ‘I do not believe salvation will come from this government’
• US House plans vote today on ‘clean’ Iran oversight bill
• IAEA says it can push for access to Iran’s military sites
• PM: Nuke talks continue as Iran says God allows destructio­n of Israel
• Amid drop in violence, IDF’s Judea Brigade drills sudden escalation
• Canada denies report it will prosecute supporters of boycott against Israel
• Palestinia­n arrested for vehicle attack on Border Police
• Israel says Egypt buying advanced S-300 air defense system from Moscow
• Abbas in Tunisia: Our position against terrorism is sincere
• Poll: Likud supporters dissatisfi­ed with coalition agreement with UTJ
• Ignoring criticism, Litzman nominates non-doctor to head Health Ministry
• Palestinia­ns mark ‘Nakba Day’ with rallies
• 75% of east Jerusalem residents live below poverty line, says NGO
• Gov’t may allow Tamar to begin exporting gas early
• New cohort of clergy tests Orthodox community’s readiness for women rabbis
• Diaspora Ministry renews grant for Ukrainian Jews
• Mikve-peeping DC rabbi also had extramarit­al relations
• Hoenlein: We need actions, not words, to combat anti-Semitism
• Jewish, Arab high-schoolers hold English-language debate at TAU
• Health Ministry takes a step toward accepting physician assistants
• Leibowitz, last of original IBA News team, to retire
• Study: HS sports linked to gambling habits
• Obama bets that US-Gulf alliance can survive tensions over Iran
• Hezbollah, Syrian Army make big gains along border
• Yemen truce broadly holds despite reports of violations
• Iranian security agents are all over Kurdish areas, Kurd party leader tells ‘Post’
• Hundreds search for US helicopter after second Nepal quake kills scores
• Seven dead, scores injured in Philadelph­ia train derailment
• Blood drips from bus doors as Sunni gunmen kill 43 Shi’ite commuters in Karachi
• Crowds celebrate after Burundi army officer announces gov’t coup
• ‘Defensive walls and long-range strikes’ – the key for Israel in a chaotic region
• Arrogance catches up with Brady and Patriots
• Pietersen ruffles feathers over England snub
• Guardiola hails Messi as best of all time after Barca banishes Bayern
• Peres calls on Palestinia­ns to drop proposal
• Plenty of question marks for Mac TA despite imminent title
• Intense duels in NBA playoffs
• Bolts oust Habs, reach East final
• FIFA, soccer and the Palestinia­ns
• Bringing peace one piece at a time
• Gulf apart
• FROM OUR ARCHIVES
• Bismarck was right
• Not much to celebrate
• Drones, mistakes, and the realities of warfare
• The demise of Religious Zionism
• A critical moment in Israeli-American Jewish relations
• Turning against fellow pro-Israel advocates
• Corker-Menendez: No bill is better than a bad bill
• On deterrence, diplomacy and military force
• The media and elections: Britain and Israel
• Greece plays down referendum option as economy stutters
• Start building wealth when you are young
• EU says Germany should invest, France must reform
• Israel Chemicals optimistic government will ease tax plan
• Chinese fridge magnate Zhang shifts Haier’s focus for wireless age
• China’s economy loses more steam in April, further stimulus on the cards
• Rate cut puts spring in Chinese developers’ step
• Germany turns on its top gunmaker
• US media CEOs are top paid even in year when stock prices lagged
• The cost of a kick in the face
• What’s the point of a professor?
• Have no fear at Jacob’s Ladder

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